cant find belt to fit 92 cherokee
mossin69
09-05-2006, 02:08 PM
I have a frustrating problem. I just got a 92 cherokee, the belt was pretty loose, i could twist it around with my hand, with it set at the farthest setting for tightness. a freind went to autozone and got me a new belt, it was supossedly the correct one for a 92 jeep with ac. but when i put it on it was actually looser then the origional. i went back up and tried to explain this and they sent me home with one a foot smaller which didnt even reach the steering pump. I was wondering if anyone else on here has had an similar problems or advice. I have been working on cars for years and have the haynes manual, so im not a complete newbie to this. i dont see any other adjustments, besides the correct one on the steering pump. i know the previous owner let some idiot work on it but unless they installed a wrong alternator, or changed a pulley size, which i doubt i cant seem to figure why i cant find a belt. thanks for any ideas or hints
Stick89
09-07-2006, 06:22 AM
First...need to know what year,engine,V belt,or serpintine belt....With any belt there be adjustments.
With the serp belt the adjustment is at the power steering pump...2 bolts in the back 2 in the front of the pump
The 2 in the front...
1 is almost directly under the pulley this one keeps the adjuster bolt from mving
1 one is at the end of the adjuster this is what it says the adjuster
The 2 in the back will have to be loosened the top one can be loosened from the top with a wrench
The bottom one is easier to loosen from under the vehicle and can be gotten to with a socket and rachet
With the serp belt the adjustment is at the power steering pump...2 bolts in the back 2 in the front of the pump
The 2 in the front...
1 is almost directly under the pulley this one keeps the adjuster bolt from mving
1 one is at the end of the adjuster this is what it says the adjuster
The 2 in the back will have to be loosened the top one can be loosened from the top with a wrench
The bottom one is easier to loosen from under the vehicle and can be gotten to with a socket and rachet
longfellow
09-07-2006, 09:29 AM
dave92cherokee
09-07-2006, 06:24 PM
Go here this gives you the same part number I used for the serpentine belt on my 92 4.0 inline 6 with a/c.
http://www.autozone.com/servlet/UiBroker/?UseCase=C001&UserAction=answerRequiredQuestion&Parameters=%7C%7EWith+A%2FC&PageSync=5
http://www.autozone.com/servlet/UiBroker/?UseCase=C001&UserAction=answerRequiredQuestion&Parameters=%7C%7EWith+A%2FC&PageSync=5
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